Taiwanese Heritage Society of Houston (THSH) is an IRS 501 ( C ) (3) tax-exempt non-profit organization devoting to fulfill its missions as follows:
  • Providing community services to the greater Houston area.
  • Conducting programs to promote general public's understanding of Taiwanese culture and heritage.
  • Fostering education of Taiwanese culture and heritage.
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THSH has held or co-held several events including Sky Lantern Kite, Arts Project Grant Award, Asian American Festival, and Asian American Festival over the last decade. For example, the Lantern lighting is a folk tradition in Taiwan. Besides indoor lanterns, people also release lanterns over rivers and into the sky. Before launching these lanterns, they write wishes on them. When they light the fuel in the lantern, heat lifts it up into the night sky.
Together, they watch their words glow—a constellation of hope.

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Taiwanese Community Center (TCC) is also known as the home of the Taiwanese Community. Opened since 1992, TCC is owned and managed by the Taiwanese Heritage Society of Houston. Situated in the Southwest of Houston, TCC provides facilities to Taiwanese American and general public not only for social gathering but also for learning. Take a tour through our center you will find this special place filled with laughter, learning, health living, friends, vibrant growing and Taiwanese culture.

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In 1999, THSH established the Community Service Committee (CSC). The major purposes of CSC are to enhance and expand THSH's service scope, and also to promote Taiwanese cultural heritage to general public in the greater Houston area. Since then, CSC has participated in many social assistance and community service events, and has provided cultural activities around the year.

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The Houston Taiwanese School of Languages and Culture, a non-profit organization under THSH, strives to promote the awareness and understanding of Taiwanese culture by offering diverse language curriculum and rich culture experiences to the young Taiwanese Americans and the general public in the Greater Houston community. The school offers a variety of courses such Taiwanese, Chinese, English, Math, Computer, Public Speaking, Cooking, etc. 

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The resources that THSH provides include library and scholarship. The library is named after Professor Ya Yen Lee. As a tenured professor and world-class head and neck radiologist at The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, Ya-Yen Lee M.D., was highly respected by his peers, and greatly loved among Taiwanese-Americans.  Though a passionate advocate for Taiwanese identity within his own community, he believed equally as passionately in making the larger Houston community cognizant of Taiwanese-American issues and accomplishments. 

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